... should be two and three dishes of most o the things in reserve.—Loctez. Min BBANDY.—To every pound of morella cherries add halt pound of black cherries, bruised, and the stones broken ; three or four bitter almonds pounded in a mortar, one pound of loaf sugar ...

... family soups the liquors of boiled mutton or bones from roast beef ; also the proper means of utilising shin of beef.—Ova. RECIPES WANTED.—For greening angelica.—Josx. For a good cake for afternoon tea, made with caraway seeds or currants and ginger.—Mau ...

... brown sugar over it the same thickness, line it with the paste, then fill it with fruit—either apples, damsons, plums, or cherries mixed with raspberries, and llb. of brown sugar ; put on a lid of paste, not too thick, turn and fasten the edges over it ...

... green, buys ekenninge lax (salmon) and dries codlings, sends for a barrel of pilchards. August. Preserves cherries, and to make at least one ton of cherry bounce, let them simmer a long time with sugar; make plenty of potted meat. September. Make bricks ; ...

... ANSWERS. DINNER ROLLS.— Nancy will flnd the recipe for the dinner rolls tilled with meat in The Queen, N►y 22, 1880.—B. P. ELDERBERRIES (TO PRESERVE.)—These may be preserved in exactly the same way as black or red currants. In country places they are ...

... CH EERY BLOSSOM COMPETIT IOB.-10 entrance fee. Prizes of no. LW s, witty and terns wttnee (about twenty prove rena tire of CHERRY MASSON Perfume. Peed*. To be forwarded before the Met and k Co.. M. Themel . atfeet, London we . elater. lIDA VERITAS.--GREY ...

... tot:ether until quite cooked.— Ft ass. QUEEN NAB PUDDING.—Iu answer to 11. E. I have tie. pleasure to transcribe the following recipe, which appeared in years ago a pint and a half of milk wlth a stick of t and sugar to taste: then strain. Beat tip six egg ...

... Garden and elsewhere, notably in Swithin's-lane, E.C., sell sweet potatoes and every novelty in the way of exotic fruit.—ED.J RECIPES WANTED.—For apricot chartreuse.-801.1t4r. --- For making chocolate frothy, as in Paris.-8. N. For small cakes for afternoon ...

... my wish for the recipes of some of them ; and he was obliging in mysterious black bricks, which looked like charred loaves ofchopped lobster to this mince, and torn it out to cool, lettins it If enough not only to write out the recipes, but to make my ...

... hard water to make them firm. Five ounces of sugar are required to each quart of spirit. White and red currants, apricots, cherries, raspberries, plums, peaches, mulberries can be easily preserved by putting the (radiate strong wide-mouthed bottles, corked ...

... —Use perfectly ripe Morella cherries. If pm grow them, have them picked into wide•neeked gime bottles, leaving about 1 inch of stalk on each cherry as it Is cut from the tree. Fill the bottles quite full with the cherries ; again 611 them quite fall with ...

... for twenty-four bulrushos.—Mtos BUILT. POT POGRZL—Rxquisite pot went, made from old family recipe, perfume lasts many peers. lib. per parcel post, value 44.; recipe is Offers.—li. CARDS.—Any quantity wanted for workhouse scrap-books.— Please send to Moe ...